Quote Originally Posted by Salavat23 View Post
Lol wtf? Those formulas are just a bunch of useless bs.

Linear means a constant change. So if card x gets 100points in test one, and then gets 150points in test two, it will get 200points in test three. Notice that differences in points? 50point increase with each test.

So if you gain 50% in performance going from 1 card to 2, you will get 50% more performance going from 2 cards to 3. This just means constant scaling. Not 100% like some of you guys think. (Especially m0da who thinks that if he can put up some ridiculous, poorly-formatted formulas, he can dissuade people from continuing the topic in hopes that they won't understand, and accept that he is right).

If my table gains value at a rate of 5% per year, and its valued at $100 at the first year, the next year it will be $105. Then $110. Then $115. This is a linear relationship. According to you people who think its 100%, it would be $100, then $200 etc.
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5% per year, is gain of 5%...($100>$105>$110) <-- thats not 100% scaling, that just linear progression.